Installation Versions; Start-Up - Häfele FT 200 Instructions D'utilisation

Do not connect the power plug once the assembly and installation work is complete.
Connecting the system to the power supply launches the commissioning process
automatically.
• Read chapter 6. Start-up before connecting the power plug for the first time.
• When installing the FT 200 / FT 200 CAP furniture terminal, ensure there is an inspection
opening available in case of emergency or to replace the FT 200 / FT 200 CAP.
• Trial mounting is required prior to mounting the EFL 3 DG2 / EFL 3C DG2.
• Do not mount the locking component of the EFL 3 DG2 / EFL 3C DG2 until it is in the place
of installation.
• Do not adjust the lock for the EFL 3 DG2 / EFL 3C DG2 until it is in the place of installation.
• Ensure that there are no metal panels mounted between the locking component and lock
for the EFL 3 DG2 / EFL 3C DG2.
• Ensure that the antenna FAN 200 is not located next to power lines. The magnetic field of
the power lines can impair the antenna range.
• Ensure that the antenna FAN 200 is not mounted behind or on metal surfaces or behind
mirrors.
• Fix electrical cables in place once they have been laid in the furniture. Electrical cables must
not be under tension.
• Do not bend electrical cables.

5. Installation versions

Installation is dependent on:
• the desired operation mode
• the components in use
The individual installation options are shown in the Häfele catalogue or at www.hafele.com.

6. Start-up

The system is supplied in simple operation mode for stand-alone operation (SA). This
document describes the start-up process for stand-alone operation only.
Start-up details for using the system with software applications can be found in the relevant
software documentation.
The start-up process begins automatically once the power plug has been connected.
The individual steps must be carried out immediately and in sequence.
• Read through the steps carefully before start-up.
• Ensure the programming key card and clearing key card are to hand before
start-up.
• Perform the work operations quickly and without interruptions.
If two antennas are being used, the individual steps of the start-up process must be
carried out consistently on the same antenna.
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